Necro

Finally, an episode worth watching. I mean a distubing, sick and twisted episode, but unique.

I'm a bit sorry about being the first review, I wanted to read reviews from people losing their minds about this subject matter. The title says it fairly well.

As usual for the series, the production is top-notch, it is the writing that excels here. Every bit of the story ties together in the end, they do not waste a moment. The storline is engrossing througout, although nauseating and sad at times.

I would not suggest this for children or anyone easily offended. I could have happily, lived the rest of my years without seeing this film, but I couldn't turn away once it started. Good luck to those who dare.

Finally a great episode, good story. Good acting and the image quality was excellent 👍 It has been a while since we got a good storyline, I also like the fact that it is not fantasy but could be a true story.

I'm looking forward to the next episodes and can't wait the new season of American Horror story to be available on Disney plus in Belgium.

Finally a great episode, good story. Good acting and the image quality was excellent 👍 It has been a while since we got a good storyline, I also like the fact that it is not fantasy but could be a true story.

I'm looking forward to the next episodes and can't wait the new season of American Horror story to be available on Disney plus in Belgium.

I wish the quality of this episode was seen in the series as a whole. Whilst I've enjoyed watching AMH Stories the episodes are hit and miss. This season has been better than season 1 though on a whole. Necro, at first I thought I knew what was coming from the title, then I was horrified and then I was extremely uncomfortable. It was morbid and twisted but it got those reactions out of me and in a weird way it was a twisted love story about 2 people who were both very effed up. I applaud the writers and hope that we can have this level of greatness in every episode. It was also very well acted. To those who hated it and were horrified, that was the point and it obviously succeeded in horrifying you.

"Necro" is one of the best episodes in the "American Horror Story" universe in a very long time, possibly the best since AHS Season 2 (Asylum). Beginning with Season 3 ("Coven") and through the other seasons and the previous "American Horror Stories" episodes, almost everything can be summarized as "They're witches -- aren't they FABULOUS?" or "She's a vampire -- isn't she FABULOUS?" or "She's a serial killer -- isn't she FABULOUS?"

"Necro" brings us back to the glory days. Madison Iseman plays Sam, a young mortician who truly cares about her work. She lives with her perfect boyfriend Jesse and just wants to live her best life. But she's afraid that she's not normal and an encounter at work threatens to send her down a spiral...

"Necro" is fantastic. It's creepy and weird and disturbing and you can't take your eyes off it. Madison Iseman knocks it out of the park, she makes you feel for Sam and root for her every step of the way. And the episode nails the ending, which is horrifying and beautiful at the same time.

Honestly, I didn't hink Ryan Murphy and team had something like this in them anymore. Even if you're given up on this show, this one is worth the time.

Only four reviews so far as I write mine. Looks like you either hate this episide or really enjoyed it. I was happily freaked out by it and think it was the best episode of the season. Better, even, than Dollhouse because of the unique, bordering on taboo subject matter. Get over the necro part. Hello, this is a horror show!

The rest of the story plays on feelings we all have in dark times; alone, rejected, like a freak (for whatever reason), like no one will ever understand. In the end this episode is an old fashion romance with grande gestures (sans a boombox). I thought it was fun! Eh, the wedding scene was a little over the top, but all in all I say great story.